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A new report has revealed that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been working on an aggressive recruiting campaign on various online platforms.

Facebook Dating is quietly growing with over 21 million daily users, proving it might be the next big thing in online matchmaking.

Meta is shutting down the Messenger desktop app in the UK from 15 December, triggering outrage and intensifying concerns over privacy, ads and Facebook's future in Britain.

Meta is launching a new set of parental controls to limit children's direct interactions with its AI character-chatbots in response to concerns about inappropriate engagements with minors.

Facebook is bringing back a feature that shows job listings to users on the platform, but it will be available only in the US.

New York City has filed a major lawsuit against Meta, Google, TikTok, and Snap, accusing them of fueling a youth mental health crisis through addictive design features

An elderly couple in Malaysia traveled hundreds of miles to ride a tourist attraction they saw a video of on social media, only to discover that the attraction did not actually exist and the video had been AI-generated.

Thousands of Europeans have joined Facebook groups where people have begun organizing boycotts of American products in protest of the Trump administration.

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert is being hounded by her constituents in comments on her social media for ignoring their calls for a town hall.

Trump signed a settlement with Meta Platforms Wednesday, resolving the 2021 lawsuit he filed after the suspension of his Facebook and Instagram accounts.

Facebook's parent business, Meta Platforms, intends to rehire the affected roles later this year but will lay off about 5% of its employees owing to poor performance.

There will be "real-world harm" if Meta expands its decision to scrap fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram, a global network warned while disputing Mark Zuckerberg's claim such moderation amounts to censorship.

Meta, the social media company that launched an independent fact-checking program in 2016, will get rid of fact checkers to usher in other changes to its moderation policies.

Meta, Facebook's parent company, announced it will release a request for proposals to identify nuclear energy developers to support its growing energy needs for AI data centers.

A Maine landowner is offering a free 50-to-100-year lease for seven acres of farmland to someone interested in farming the land.

Australia's Senate passed legislation banning children under the age of 16 from using social media, marking the country as the nation with the world's strictest rules on the matter.

Earl Guynes sold the car in 1983 after learning his wife, Mona, was pregnant. But his son secretly bought the car after locating it in Oklahoma in 2022.

The phrases "your body, my choice," and "get back in the kitchen" spiked 4,600% on X during a 24-hour period last week, according a Friday report.

The move highlights the tech company's efforts to combat the widespread spread of misinformation, as experienced during the last presidential election. However, Meta did not disclose the specific date on which it will lift the restriction.

The California Highway Patrol reminded Halloween enthusiasts that carpool lane companions must have a heartbeat.

U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said the states could pursue 'theories of liability predicated on a failure-to-warn of known risks of addiction'

An Irish regulatory agency said the tech company failed to properly protect users' passwords.

The man told police that he had been teaching himself about silicone injections and pearl implants since he was 14, but had no real medical license.

An image of Tim Walz's extended family members surfaced of them wearing T-shirts showing their support for Donald Trump.

Jeff Walz hasn't spoken to the Democratic vice presidential nominee for eight years, according to his posts on Facebook

Italy's competition authority on Wednesday fined global tech giant Meta 3.5 million euros ($3.8 million) for a lack of transparency in its use of data and management of Instagram and Facebook accounts.

The probe is under a mammoth law known as the Digital Services Act (DSA) that forces the world's largest tech firms to do more to protect European users online and clamp down on illegal content.

A U.S. district judge dismissed Mark Zuckerberg as an individual defendant in 25 lawsuits alleging that Meta Platforms Inc. and other social media companies were responsible for addicting children to their platforms.

Two influential U.S. lawmakers, Senator Maria Cantwell and Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers, unveiled a draft bipartisan data privacy legislation that bolsters privacy protections for Americans by empowering them to control their personal information.